Inventory
Inventory is where you connect the Proxmox estate this controller manages and see everything it can reach.
Adding a node
Use Add Proxmox Node and choose how ProxDR authenticates:
- SSH — ProxDR logs in and provisions its own scoped API token automatically. Fastest, and nothing to create by hand in Proxmox.
- API token — paste an existing
user@realm!tokennameand secret.
Full details in Connect your Proxmox nodes.
What you see
For each connected remote, Inventory lists:
- Nodes in the cluster, with live CPU and RAM utilization;
- Guests (VMs and containers), their status, and which node they’re on;
- Storage available on each node, including backup-capable storages ProxDR can restore from.
Guest agent status
ProxDR surfaces whether the QEMU guest agent is present and responding on each VM. That matters for recovery quality: with the agent, ProxDR can quiesce the guest for application-consistent recovery points; without it, points are crash-consistent (still recoverable, just not filesystem-quiesced).
Managing remotes
You can test connectivity to a remote at any time and remove one you no longer manage. Connection errors are shown inline so you can fix credentials or reachability quickly.
Next: Site Pairs.